The following document is an overview of important grammar points and issues met in class.
You can use this document for your own studies and refer to it throughout the year.
At the end of the document you will have specific advice on what you can do to get better grades at Standard Grades.
Auxiliaries - avoir, être
-er verbs at the present and perfect tense
The near future
Bread and Butter Verbs in the present tense - aller (to go), faire (to do), devoir (to have to), pouvoir (to be able to /can), vouloir (to want)
Look no further, here are some grammar and specific vocabulary.
Words-Verbs you need to be able to recognise at first glance:
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The following document is an overview of important grammar points and issues met in class.
You can use this document for your own studies and refer to it throughout the year.
At the end of the document you will have specific advice on what you can do to get better grades at Standard Grades.
module 1
module 2
A quick overview of:
Auxiliaries - avoir, être-er verbs at the present and perfect tense
The near future
Bread and Butter Verbs in the present tense - aller (to go), faire (to do), devoir (to have to), pouvoir (to be able to /can), vouloir (to want)
The near future
étudier (perfect/present/near future)
How do you recognize the perfect tense? What do you have to look for? (examples with -er verbs)
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